PayPal Phishing Scam - "[Important] -Confirm your informations. 29/12/2015"

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Updated: December 29, 2015 2015-12-29T11:56:34 -
Date: December 29, 2015 2015-12-29T11:43:38

The email message below: "[Important]:Confirm your informations. 29/12/2015," which claims that there is a problem with the recipients' account and the recipients need to activate their accounts, is a phishing scam. The fake email message was created by cyber-criminals to trick the recipients clicking on one of the links in it, which will take the recipients to a fake and phishing website.

Any information submited on the fake and phishing website will be sent to the cyber-criminals, who will use it to hijack the recipients' accounts. Persons who have already fallen victim to the phishing scam should change their PayPal passwords immediately and check their accounts for any discrepancy.

The PayPal Phishing Email Message

[Important]:Confirm your informations. 29/12/2015
Pay Pal (P.A.Y.P.A.L@Support.com)
P.A.Y.P.A.L@Support.com

PαyPαl

Dear PαyPαl user,

You have received this email for security reasons.

We will ask you to confirm your information to access again your account.We will give you 3 days to update

your informations or we will suspend your account forever.

Please click the button below

confirm my account now

If you receive this email in the SPAM folder,click on "Not Spam" button to fix it.

What is the problem ?

Your card issuer has informed our team that it has been used without your permission. We just want to make sure that you have well authorized all payments.

If you have any problem please contact our help center,

Yours PαyPαl.

Please do not forward this email to others , You have been given a unique URL with which to take the survey.

2015-2016 PαyPαl. All rights Are reserved.

29/12/2015

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